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German state-owned energy firm Uniper reports 'exceptional' profits - Vimarsana News

German state-owned energy firm Uniper reports 'exceptional' profits

Good business with electricity generation and gas trading brought German state-owned energy firm Uniper major profits in 2023. In preliminary results released on Thursday, Uniper reported adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of more than €6.3 billion ($6.8 billion), as well as more than €4.4 billion in adjusted net profits for 2023. Both key figures are within the company's forecast, which was given in October. In a statement, Uniper described an "exceptional annual result" for the

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Shell Anticipates Gas Trading Surge In Q4 - Vimarsana News

Shell Anticipates Gas Trading Surge In Q4

Shell expects a rebound in its gas trading in the third quarter after facing challenges in its second-quarter results.

How to Play A Potential Bounce In Natural Gas - Vimarsana News

How to Play A Potential Bounce In Natural Gas

There is still a long way to go before the market tightens, with the latest numbers showing storage running nearly 20% above the five-year average, but markets look forward, so a bounce back in NG looks to be on the cards before too long

EU Gas Price Cap Could Trigger Significant Changes In Markets - Vimarsana News

EU Gas Price Cap Could Trigger Significant Changes In Markets

The European Security and Markets Authority has warned that the proposed gas price cap could significantly impact the orderly functioning of markets

Markets open weak; Sensex drops 174 points while Nifty dips 56 points - Vimarsana News

Markets open weak; Sensex drops 174 points while Nifty dips 56 points

The equity market opened weak and then traded in the negative territory on Wednesday morning, tracking weak global cues. The investors were on wait-and-watch mo